We celebrated Kayla's birthday yesterday and took her to a farm where she could pick her own fruit. She was in absolute heaven. Ever since she was a baby, she's always been a semi-vegetarian, and enjoys eating fruits and vegetables way more than the 'normal' kid. Selina found a few farms, but only one was pesticide free, the Farmer's Daughter Produce in Brentwood, CA. You could literally pick and eat right off the trees. She had a blast.
After the farm, we headed to a new park that just opened near our house. They both spent most of the time on this weird spinning contraption.
Surfed on this skateboard thing...
Kristin is a little more adventurous and climbed this rope structure and did some wall climbing.
Little 4 year old...still can't believe it.
After the park, we headed to Simply Fondue, where Kayla had a little too much fun with the chocolate.
She's such a goofball, just like her big sis.
waugh! she's so cute. i love her cheeks.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to Kayla! I'm in awe that you climbed up the rope structure *with* your OCF!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Kayla. You are so cute..
ReplyDeleteYou have one wonderful blog. Love your photography and sense of humor!
ReplyDeleteI love your work. Never fail to amaze me
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see a second book (I hope) with all the new pics. It is so much fun to watch them grow up and of course the way your take the pictures are past amazing.
ReplyDeleteGreat pics! I <3 the farm! Wish we were in Cali!
ReplyDeleteI want a link to your book, I will totally buy it! Love your family!
Jordanna!
Your girls are sooo adorable! I love your blog.
ReplyDelete(Love your blog!)
ReplyDeleteThe absolute best peaches in Brentwood are on Payne Avenue (off of Walnut). I grew up in Brentwood and after I got married, I lived right across the street from the orchard. It's the Elberta variety of peaches and they have a very short season (usually at the end of August for 2 or 3 weeks.) The stand that sells them is the "Wolfe" family stand. They are so amazing! I come back every season and buy huge boxes of them and share with my Castro Valley in laws. Do not miss them!
Emily White